29 research outputs found

    Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol - Arthropod abundance

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    Table of arthropod abundance in Zackenberg in the years 1996-2013 (excluding 2010). Columns contain data about Year, Date (day of year), and the number of individual arthropods per pitfall trap per day for the orders Aranea, Diptera, Hemiptera, Hymenoptera, Lepidoptera and Thysanoptera. Further information is found in the methods section of the publication. Data have been collected within the BioBasis programme of the Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring (GEM) and are publicly available via http://data.g-e-m.dk/

    Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Growth curve

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    Table of body mass of Sanderling (Calidris alba) chicks of varying ages (in days) at Zackenberg and Hochstetter Forland (northeast Greenland). Individuals are identified by their ringnumber and the family (NestID). Further information is found in the methods section of the publication

    Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Clutch survival

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    Table of histories of Sanderling (Calidris alba) clutches in Zackenberg, northeast Greenland, 2007-2013. Columns contain data about (1) “Date found”, the day of the breeding season on which the nest was found; (2) “Date last checked when alive”, the last day the clutch was checked when alive; (3) “Date last checked”, the last day the clutch was checked; (4) “Fate”, the fate of the nest (0 = successfully hatched, 1 = depredated) and (5) “Hatch date”, the date of hatch, which was observed in case the clutch was successful, or estimated based on egg flotation, in case the clutch was not successful. Dates are scaled such that 10 June is day 1, the earliest date at which a clutch was found. Further information is found in the methods section of the publication

    Reneerkens et al 2016 Ecol&Evol -Arthropod size

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    Table of sizes (and biomass) of individual arthropods collected in Zackenberg, summer 2007. Each of the 6 plots (ART5, ART 7, INS1, INS2, INS3 and INS4) consisted of a line of 10 yellow pitfall traps at ca. 1 meter distance from each other. Occasionally, arthropods were identified to the order and, if possible, family level. Identified orders were Acari (ACAR), ARAN, Coleoptera (COLE), Diptera (DIPT), Hymenoptera (HYME), and Lepidoptera (LEPI). Identified families, within the before mentioned orders, were Apidae, genus Bombus (BOMB), Calliphoridae (CALL), Chironomidae (CHIR), Culicidae (CULI), Gnaphosidae (GNAP), Hemiptera (HEMI), Heteroptera (HETE), Linyphiidae (LINY), Lycosidae (LYCO), Muscidae (MUSC), Noctuidae (NOCT), Nymphalidae (NYMP), Parasitica (PARA), Phoridae (PHOR), Pieridae (PIER), Sciaridae (SCIA), Syrphidae (SYRP), Thomisidae (THOM), Tipulidae (TIPU) and Trichoceridae (TRIC). LARV stands for larvae of the specified order or families. Further information is found in the appendix S1 of the publication

    FBarraquand et al. J Anim Ecol 2013 Data and Code

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    Contains the field data pertaining to skua reproduction and lemming densities from the study sites at Karupelv, Traill Island, and Zackenberg (both in Greenland). See cited papers by O. Gilg and N.M. Schmidt in Barraquand et al. for a more complete description of the data and study sites characteristics. The code part of this folder includes all Matlab and Gnuplot scripts that have been used to produce the figures in the paper

    The final readmap

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    This readmap contains the final read counts for each sample. The difference to raw readmap is that some OTU's in this version have been clumped together. The information in this sheet was used as presense/absence data in the study
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